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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-05-26
UNFINISHED.

4 Pathetic Incident Mt the Tomb OF LIN
COMA Dec0ration-Day sketch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-05-26
THE DRUMMER BOY.
4 Little Here Who Fell In War and FILLED
. Naneless Grave.
A DECORATION DAY POEM.

TX thousands OF fields
they are marching.
our armies OF peace
and OF love,
% the muffied heart
beats OF q nation, in
solemn procession
they move:
OF hatred and
vengeane e have
Welded 10 blessed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

do than TO make the required appropria-
t;one since il is already demonstrated
that the mortars required have beenpro-
duced.
or course mortnrs will not alone be
sufficient for coast and harbor defence.
They cannot deliver their fire with the
same range and accuracy OF the long gun
of the same calbre that fires horizon
tallv. But they cost much less than the
high power steel gun and possess GER
tain advantages in the matter OF less OBJ
scnration Of the sight by smoke, while 1t
is posrble to so pot out channels in
thoronghly-surveyed harbors as to drop
a shell from rifle mortar with good de-
gree of accuracy upon an attacking squad
ron. For a long time our country used
only muzzle loading mortars IKE the
English, while the Germans, French,
Austrians, and other nations had adopted
riAed mortars, which allow heavier pro-
iectiles. delivered with greater accuracy
and Of n longer distance. Now, however,
that the first of the Pinch breech-
leaders has had its preliminary tests
prior to its range trials proper, which
will be carried on from time to time
during the remainder OF this year, our
service NAV be considered as being
placed ON a par in this respect with the
most advanced nations. The range Of
1855 yards, reached in the preliminary
rounds, IS thought to be credltable, and
good results are expected from the en-
DURANGO and accuracy trials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
Horrors OF a Reformatory.

An Indianapolis special says TO as
certain the truth in regard to stories OF
cruel and inbumGn treatment of female
prisoners ut the Indiana Reformatory
for Women and Girls Governor Gray O
few days ago quietly began an investiga-
ton, which he has just finished. When
he went there and stated the purpose OF
his visit the officers of the institution
showed a disposition to remain in the
room while the inmates were being
questioned. The Governor had to ask
them TO withdraw, which they did very
reluctantly.
The prisoners talked more freely then
and said that the cato nine tails was
frequently used Oh their bare backs, and
some OF them bore marks of this mode OF
punishment. A more common form OF
punishment was 10 put refractory in
mate into cell through the doors of which
were two holes foo. apart and three or
four feet from the floor. The woman's
arms were put through there and hand
culiedtogether on the outside, so that she
was compelled TO remain in an uucomfort-
able position. Sometimes she was placed
with her back TO the door and her hands
fastened behind her in this way. One
girl testified that she had been kept for
three days in this position.
The Governor says that the punish
ment is far more severe than that in
flicted in tho penitentiary. He will re-
commend reform in the institution ut
once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
TWELVE SENTENCED.
rHR WORK OF TIE NORFOLK CORPORA
TON COURT.
A Badly-Built Light-ship-Wretfers In
Luek-Personal News Notes
and Briefs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
NORFOLK, November 30, 1887.

NORFOLK, November 80, 1887.
The November term Of III Corpora.
ton Court closing to-day by law, large
number Of important cases were left I'M
tried, including the indictment against
Justice McCilennan for misappropriating
funds and James 4. Reid for sending "A
challenge to fight duel. Twelve par
ties convicted ut this term were brought
into court and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary.
The most of the crew of the new steel
hght-ship Just built for Cape Charles by
contractors have left on account Of the
ship leaking and dlsagrceable quarters.
The ship has been here two months try
ing 10 fit ont, and although new ship
she will have TO be placed in the dry
docl, for repairs
The abandonment Of the British bark
Harvester by her owners after she was
stranded al Ocean View was n piece of
good luck for the wrcckers who picked
the vessel mp The bark is tight and IN
good orlcr. and is q comparatively new
vessel She is about 100 yards from
water and will be easily Aoated. When
the vessel struck her mainmast broke of
and went overheard, as did also the miz-
zon-topmast, making a 6ad-looking
wreck, but practically the vessel is un-
hurt, and oil her rigging, spars, and sails
have been saved.
The schooner Thomas i. Phelps,
stranded on Willoughby Spit, has been
abandoned and will be allowed to 80 to
pieces.
Rev William II. Atwill and family
leave for their new homo III Richmond
tomorrow.
The handsome steam yacht hcyi. of
the LorillardS, Of New York, is again IN
port.
The Chesapeake and Ohio road is
landing here large quantities of cattle
and live hog stocks just now.
Mr.. II. ". Brown, of Petersburg, is
fitting up large brick building in Ports
mouth to start a factory for the manu-
faclu.e of light wooden-ware, and will
start work with force of two hundred
hands.
Tho cotton receipts here yesterday
amounted to 5000 bales 4 stock Of
1900 bales is on hand in the city.
Rev John 4. Bowler (colored), pastor
Of Bank-Street Baptist church, diedyes-
terday.
This morning James Jordan, one of
the crew of the sloop Britain, lying at
Crittendon's wharf, on the Nansemond
river. fell overheard and was drowned
before assistance could reach him.
The oyster trade has picked up in con-
sequence OF the cool weather. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

Extract from tho Decree Of October Is, ISL =
ON consideration whereof tho
Court doth adiudge. order aud decree the; this
cause be referred 10 one al tho commissioner
OF this court 20 take tho following accounts and
20 make the following nQuiTies-to wit:
lst An account OF all the real and personal
estate Of which Ellen VI. Mccarthy died seized
and possessed.
~. An account Of ell ,hc debts and demands
against the estate Of said Ellen n. Mccarthy,
deceased, together With their priOrities.
81. IN account OF the transactions OF Dennis
Mccarthy as administrator 81 The estate OF said
Ellen 90 Mccarthy. deceased
ith. What will be a reasonable aud proper foo
20 be allowed 20 ". w. Cosby. Jr., for services
in this case ami for services heretofore
rendered the said estate OF Ellen NJ. Nc
Carthy. together with any other matter deem
cd pertinent by the commissioner. or hich any
party IN interest may require TO be specially re-
ported.
But said commissioner shall not proceed 10
execute this decree until ho shall have given no
tice OF the time and place for 80 doing by publi-
cation OF the same once a week for four success
five weeks IN some newspaper published Ia the
city OF Richmond, which publication shall De
deemed equivalent 20 personal SCI vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
JNFANIILE SKIN-DISEASES.

Our Oldest child, now six years az nGc, when
an infant six months old was attacked with a
yirulout, malignant sKiu-diseAse. All ordiYary
remedies falling. we called our family physi-
clan, who attempted 10 cure 10: but it spread
with almost incredible rapidity unth tho lower
norton of tho little fellows person. from the
middle Of his back down 10 his knees. vas one
solid rash; ugly, painful, blotched, and mall
cious We had no rest AZ night, no peace by
day. Finally We were advised 10 try tue CCli-
crgA REMEDIES Tho effect Wns simply mar
velious. Ia three or four weeks n complete cure
was wrought. leaving the htte follows person
q, white ana healthy "a though hc had never
been attackel. IN my opinion your valuable
remedy saved his life, ana today he IS strong,
health child, perfectly we'll 40 repetition Of
the disease having ever occurred.
GEORGE 3. SMITH.
Attorney AZ Law and ex-Frosecuuug Attorney.
Ashland, q.
reference: j. G. woist. Drugsi5t, Ashland, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
THE NEW PnoNOG.APn.
Edison's improvements on Ills Mar
xeJlOus Early Inventions

vejIous Early Inventions.
A New York letter to the Philadel-
phia Press says Mr.. Edison has not
hitherto allowed any one to see his
new photograph in working order but
lie has just given me the first exhibition
OF what the new instrument will do.
In 1877 Edison gave mp work upon the
photograph and tuned his attention 10
the electric light. The phonograph re-
quircd large amount OF costly expert
mentiDg, and he could find very few
capitalists willing 10 advance money for
the perfection OF what would probably
turn out TO be nothing moro than a toy
The electric light offered commercial
future, and Edison devoted All his time
and attention TO it. Some hundreds OF
monographs were manufactured, and
are pow 10 bo found in scientific institu.
tons. where they are exhibited as curl
osities, but nothing more Edison
says that notwithstanding all his hard
work upon the electric light the phono-
graph would bob up in HE mind, 30 to
speak, at the most unexpected moments
When he met some apparently fatal OBJ
lection to his lamp and saw the results
Of weeks OF toll come 10 nothing he
would revert TO his photograph and
Ihink over experiments which be jotted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYyenBcaG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

nrc born into the would every day with some &C.
zcmaious affection. such as milk-crust, scald-
head, srurf or dandrun. sure % develop into an
agonizirg eczema. the itching. burning, hhl us
nguration 81 which make lie proloAgod TOR
turc unless properly treated.
warm bath with CCrCURA SOAP. an eXqui-
site skin-beaItiGcr, and a single application of
CUTICURA. tho Great skin cure, with ditle
CrrrURA REsOLvENT. HE New Blood Further,
arc often sufficient 70 arrest the progress Ot the
disease aud point - a speedy aud permanent
cure.
Hence no mother who loves her children. who
taxes pride in their beauty. purity, and heaitA,
and in bestoWng upon them cnlld's greatest
I'M critancc-a skin without hlemish and body
nourished boy pure BLOODHOUND fail 10 mako
trial Of the CUTiCURA REMEDIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

RiCHAOsD, Va J
Tho parties interested in the above suit are
hereby notified that | have fixed on FRIDAY,
December Q. tS7, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and my
ONCE above rs the time ard place for executing
tract.
Given under my hand this sth day Of NoYeni-
Der, 1887. X II. sTEGER,
Commissioner In Chancery
W. W. COSBY, JR, pc nog-W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

The name Of Garfield avenue, Wash
ington, has been changed to Wyoming,
owing. il IS said, to some of tue super
stitious owners of?property along its line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
.LYALLRAIL LIE ~ N0RF0LA.
nrrAnrTREoFar EAnERs.
old DOMINION STEAM a = 80,
~ SHIP COMPANY. -.sf-s-'f "a

FOR NAV YORK.
steamers leave Richmond ~ EAl lb t>DAl
aud FRIDAY at , T. NJ.
steamers loave Sew York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY, auI SATURDAY at 3 J..
NJ. arriving ia Richmond MONDAY anu iid-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommo latons unsurpa7-eL
Cabin fare % New ORR riI Jamca-rlyet
route includlug meals ami borth'...-....S ord
R0und.trip tickets. limited % thirty days
after date 0t issue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II 90
Steeragc, with subsistence .............. Wl
Steerage without subsistence .............. uj
Cabin fare Uia Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Caiin fare rio Richmond AMI Petersburg
railroad 4N p'
Tickets can be- obtained 40 A. W. Incber E. 1000
Main street: Chesapeake and OHIO and nct-
mond and Petersburg depots. ana az company b
Offices, 1901 Main street. and wharf k0r.cU'.
Freights forwarded ans through bills ~ iadins
issued Tor points beyond New lork.
Freight received daily until hour ~ sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONUAf~.
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ami
SATURDAYS toy the Chesapeake ana ohio rail-
way lrtu Newport NoRs) 90 A. ~. AID tY
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same days.
al 1919 a. ". win make connection 80 NOh-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN q Co. Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, anf
no1l Compauv's wharf. EDtfrf.a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
AUCTION sALEs-This Day r..,o,,ol
DICHMOND BAZAAR, 5p
Nos 1893 AND IllO EAST FRANKLIN STREET

Nos. 1iN AND lflO bAsf IkANhbiN Si""
Our regular sale will commence
TO-DAY
AZ 10 o'clock, when we will oiiar NUMBER OF %
cellent HORSES, MULES. BUGGlbS, fuNr-
TONS. and WAGONS, from which selections
may be made.
AT1 O'CLOCK
! good SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGY and HAH-
good SECONDHAND OPEN BUGGY and
HARNESS:
I very good ROCKAWAY, hut little us"d An
very good GROCERS WAGON ana HAN
NESS
20 ba' cs Hay, in good condition;
iCQ ualo- nay. In good order; ,.,,.
> FRESH MILCH cows, WITH calves by their
aides large milkers.
nO30 +. y. COoh' eAio'i''''
WE WILL SELL AT THE RICH
w MOND and Danyille railroad depot Gu
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3CrH
I'm quantities % suit, At p. ". sharp. CARLOAD
CHOICE, FAT TURKEYS. Sa.o without im,t or
reserve. 81 - A-iN - " ~ w.
no 30-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

Sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcURA 5or.
soar, DC: REsOiyEST, II. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
Send tor "Ilow 20 Cure skin Disease 81
pages, 30 illustrations and 100 testimonials
ia Voc Skin and Scalp preeeryed and
ID ~ ID 1 - beauiined b. CUTICCRA NED
atm GnsV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
FRIDAY, DEcEaBgR .. 1885,,

Mutual ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF NiH"lSA'
~ ,txrfrt, AG,TN,r HARpIs AID AS, d.
PsNDANrs-IN ruE CnAEcEgY '0CRT or THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
I. BENJAMIN q. berry. clerk Of sa.d court, corr
nv that the bond required Of tho -prr.h CONE
ints.iouers by the decree in fcii cause OF No
yetnber !, 1S1. has tcon duly eiyen.
Given unocr nay hand this 2ft day OF Novem-
Der. l-s.. BENJAMIN II. b-Hhl.
~ l'i r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
BFNIANlIN BERRY.
By Frank D. Hi G 60"
Real Estate Auct.0necrs,
70. Il nnrfh E-evnnLh strent.
ERANKLIN- STREET RESIDENCE
& No. so. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIT til
STREETS. Al AUCTlON.-On
Tuesday. DEcEnBrn q. ISs1.

TUESDAY. DEcEHBFR q. l>s1,
M ~ O'clock p. NJ ON Tho premises, we VIII soil
fhn VERY VALUABLE BRlCh RESIDENCE lo-
Gated as above. The owner OF this property
having removed from the city Is DESTROYS of
making q sale Of The property. and viii make
terms &C.. advantageous o. the purchaser lhe
house is well built. having eXtra-tlirk walls,
and consists OF basement. with front area jug
out. two stories and attic above, slate rooi. and
contains about ten rooms, besides large brrS
kitchen with four rooms. bot ana cold wafer
modern improvements, 81. Lot 33Al3J iteL
Terms: one fourth cash; balance 100 six
Twelve. and eighteen months with per cent
interest added, secured by @ trusJ-dect.
FRANK d. HILL * CO..
uou- Auctl'neor-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
YIRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY Frank D. Hin & Co, Aucti0neers.

BY virtue Of deed Of uu-j recorded in tho
c;oik's Office Of Heurico County Court, Decd
Book o., page .lS, win sell az auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER :, 1891,
az b. o'clock p. NJ, the undivided noietj Of
that certain PARCEL or LAND I'm Neurico
county heretofore conveyed 10 William e. Car
riugton and Dauney II. Maary boy WI Chester
raal. trustee June u. 1879. The laud consists ~
TWO ACRES. near ilaryiotown. aud lies 80 feet
from Carter street. Hat Will be furnished BY
auctioncer..
TrRgs: cash RICHARD Z. MAURY.
Iru5tc
Sslo by FRANK d. HILL & CO., Auc,ioneers.
N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
BY James Z. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Aucticuecr,
UI3 Nam street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
| DESIRABLE DWELLING AID Lot n Iiia
CITY OF MANCHESIEt oN IEf -, ~ ,lDr
OF KYERErr STREET MAR tilNuHh
~iREET.-B, virtue uf Decd ~ au't irom
william y. Phillips and wii dated Nu'r" n'i
O. Is,5. Of record no the CLERKS office OF ne ,"i-
roration or Hastings Court - the city ~ an
chester. in Volume o. pgsc aji, default naE.h<
been made I'm tbc debt secured, and being more
o. directed hy tue holder 81 he note cc7'I'u'i
n aai. deed. shall sell bypuDlie au 'iloh' OBJ iA'
premises, on
FRIDAY. DgCgNBgg ,, isN,,
~ 81 o'clock p. W.. tho REAL E>rAl Edcsrr.a"i
in .lil deed, icing the DOT oi land Nitn inpt. r
weuts thereon fronting 3 fe't Ga ih' -"''H
side of lycrpff street nu1 tN'"nlihE ~ ''-
tween parai 81 lines li2b feet, the Nui io. come
mouciu, at o. point di-tautlj9h toctirom th' l.-
torsec'iun Of Fy"ret aud fiimor' 'ure'-, ~. ]
being part of Lot No. iu SQUARE 80. !@l9 OF iA'
pian ~ tue city az Maach"-tci.
Terms: Casa "a t0 expenses ~ 'cie ana th'
eqld note for sifj with interest t1oreo' IRON No.
venhcr y isss. aud the rc9 due upon su'i Term
a- the crantor Zoo said decd hail prc-crln' amy
direct. or a. tho trustee shall ihink 90 an. u' "'
boz announced at time OF sale.
JANIS 3. ELAN.
no Is tfc'"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

Daily. tDariy ,ezcapt sunaayJ

NAAIlIl Nif-l ~ ~
Nos - and II make no stops NO. - stops
only ON signal 90 Manchester md Chester &c.
- stops only on -isu1l 80 Chester. tcutfA.la,
AND Winchester. Sos. -. 81, -. %. 1i, aud
- VIII stop Ht nlI stations for passengers.
PTLLNAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Trains Sos. ~ AMI % -ieepine-rar' between
New NorE ant Tampa, Fla. lri1 Jack-onFi.i"-
on Trans Nos. - aud - sicrlinZ-cer' hciWe %
Washington and Charleston. ON Train tu. 81
slceping.caIT rotBeeu Washington aui jack
eouvile ON Train SO IS -lceping-car7 between
JACK sOnyillr and New 1olA.
THE ONLY ALLRAlL LINE TO NORFOLK,
LEAVE ARRlFr.
Richmond 'lo:iq \. ". Norfolk ..'b !. "
Richmold. ..'GOl =. VI. Norfolk ..... 800 T.. u
Nori1ik......'s $50 s. ". hichmDni. ..lsl' ], ".
Norfolk......fitOP ". Richmond. IS 3D. J.. VI.
These trains also mako close connections i'r
Farnville, Ign ,hlurg, and N'uthwe. tern points
and AN staul us ON the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. except the lni1 train. Passengers To-
points west Of Petersburg should take no AID
"a In instead Il. N. ~lIlh.
Superintendent
T. r. d. MYERS. General superintendent
TN. EMugEsOS. Geuerll Passenger agent
SOL. HAS, Traffic Manager %" g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30
AUCTION sALEs-rutusv Bays
ny JOhn 1. N''i-iH'
Real Estate Agent and AgctioneC

TVRUSTEES' SALE OF BOWLING
/ GREEN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, II, ! u +
1oUS or KOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE
COTNTY. VA.-By virtue OF o decd o. trust
dated Novemhcr g. 1854, duly recorded ia Oaro-
line County Court clerks Office on No'emb er
II, 1881, default having been made 10 tue leD.
sc1,rei theroby. we Will sell at public auction,
az Bowling Green, ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER Il, i3-',
Chat being cOur;-Iay.l tho llOlSE ID LOT on
Chase street. in the town ~ Bowling NFecu'
known as tho Boeliug-Grcen tobacco wfrehol-e'
adjoining the lot OF Nr. jane <. Ennis ana inc
public county lot
WILLIAM T.. COWARDIN,
WILLIAM u. MCCARTHY,
Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

PRrr1ow tSD WIFE. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST 1oNi.
pON AID AIS. DEFsNptSr-.-lN iHf CHAN
Gerry COURT OF lbE CITY of RchNo>p.
/. benjamin II. Berry, clerk ot said court
certifv tiat the bond reluifel Of toe -pecla
commissioners by IN" decree boo said cause o
November DID,, lss7. ma. heca duly given.
Given under my uqnd tlis 26th DAY OF No'cm
bnr l'S1. .,,.......
mo- ~ BENIAhlN II. hFNNl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

By virtue Of a decree of tho Chaucery Court OF
Richmond entered November lo, 49,, lu ne
SUIT OF "Pretow rs. Concdon und d's.' we VIII
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER d, 49,.
M o'clock T. ". the CENTRALLl-LoCAIIl
AND EXTRAORDGNARtLl-N ABLE LARGO
LOT. with the sheds. 2c.. thereon. located 40 tue
corner of Canal and Seventh streets, being
part of Tanner IS Dedney's old shop. ms 10y
fronts 10 feet % ilrLcs auj runs ra'k anout l1J
feet 10 the factory of Mr. Thomas G. Williams
And Immediately after the above sale we VIII
sell q LOT Ia rear ot tho ciectrir-motor plant
fronting G3 feet inches ON an alley feet "ll-
leading out into seventh street, With q depin 81
J0fcct, aud adjoining and north ol the piece
first mentioned.
Than t1e-e there are no more valuable loi7
f1f manufacturing purposes In the c.ty OF hl'h-
mond and the lof ~ he cOuerot Canal AMI
seventh streets would bee a fine lite for q MOTEL
rcng right ~ the Union depot. E"Weu h'i
too that large lot, I'm the heart ~ ih" town are
bard to find, and mat this one ia extra wen 40
Gated.
Terms: One fourth tor more n option OF me
purchaser iu cash: residue ~ -iA, t"el'e' ana
eighteen months for notes, with interest added,
and titles retained, or 80 cash 40 ne election OF
the buyer. BENJAMIN u. NANh'
y. -. PKEILON,
>uesItl IOfuNIl- l0uerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

1T II IIi 7 : III TllII'IlI- y ~
at4 O'Clock p. VI, THE LOT OF LAND on the
EAST side of Union street. between traukln AMI
Grace. Immediately opposite Anheu-erb 80 sch
Brewing Company. Fronts 2zGtj feet a. an alley
TINS lot viii pay 10 build upon a. small FAC
tory or store, and ~ tho terms Will te only one
fourth cash. balance IL six aud twelve months
with por cent. interest added, We "au safely al
yiso parties t0 invest who want largo profits 0l
q small outlay The owner is determine '0 sell
FRANK d. HILL e. CO.,
NO o. N.ctt.uep.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-30

BY John T. Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Aucii0neor.
SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
y VALUABLE LOT At THE SOuTHEAs
C0RNFR OF BROAD AND MADISON
STREgrS.-By virtue Of decree 81 me
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond. en-
tered on the let day OF November, lsT. IN no
case Of tho Mutual Assurance Socieiy 81 Nir,
a,iui, re- Harris ana als the understand special
com missloners, will sell at public auction on tho
premises. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER .. 1885,,
at i.i5 O'Clock J. w.. that VAUU ABLE LOT ~
toe southeast corner II Brood and Nhii-oh
streets. fronting 66 feet on Broad street ara e.
iondfng back on Madison street - teet inches,
with an old brick dwelling aud other improve
rnepts thereon. II il seldom such deNr1ble
pr-perty IN this section Il west Broad sir"'i D.
ole ed for sale. and the special atteuuon 81
capitalists and others u invited. me iot an
hs sold as q whole or divided into sna ier
uarrels As may be deemed best ~ hour ~ sale.
TgRNs: one fourth cash; balance m az
twelve. and eighteen monthsi0 uegou abe notes.
interest added AMI title retained until purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance order-l Dy Tue
CONT j. ASTON CAEELL,
1t ". MARlE,
Special Commissioners.